17-year-old Afghanistan opener Ibrahim Zadran was excruciatingly near crushing a lady Test hundred on introduction before being expelled for a well-made 87 that helped his side take an instructing position against Bangladesh after the third day of the coincidental Test in Chattogram yesterday.
Afghanistan go into the fourth day at the at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium with a tremendous lead of 374 pursues finishing the third day on 237 for 8 and the guests are positively detecting a notable win.
Despite the fact that gauges recommend there is a high probability of downpour throughout the following two days in Chittagong, Ibrahim said the guests couldn't control the climate, including that they were 70 percent cheerful of winning the Test coordinate.
"They played just 64 overs in the main innings so we plan to get them out again too. We can't utter a word about the climate yet the conditions are unquestionably evolving. It is raining now and again, and it is overcast now and again. We are 70 percent cheerful of winning,'' he included.
The right-hander had noteworthy trips in Bangladesh in July this year, scoring 209 keeps running for Afghanistan An in their four-day games and helping his side win the arrangement 1-0.
"Having played in Bangladesh a month back, I had data about the conditions here. This is the reason I played well. We had a decent camp in Abu Dhabi just as the two-day coordinate in Chattogram. Along these lines, with great arrangement and the outcome from that game, we were confident of playing admirably," he included.
Ibrahim said that their point was to get a 400-run lead as he feels it will be hard for the hosts to arrive at that in the fourth innings.
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